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The garage is unheated and damp, and I've noticed mildew on things.
I have left the doors and windows open for a couple of days and that seems to have helped, but I'd like to do a bit better. There's a chest freezer in there, that collects a lot of condensation on the sides and lid. I don't want to buy or run a dehumidifier unless absolutely necessary, but perhaps the warmer (therefore damper) air around the freezer could be ducted outside with the help of an extractor fan - it seems a shame to waste the heating and damp-collecting properties of the freezer. Thanks, Daniele |
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